BridgestoneBRIDGESTONE CORPORATION5108東証プライムゴム製品FY ending Dec 2025, consolidated, IFRS

Bridgestone FY ending Dec 2025 results

About 48% of Bridgestone's sales come from The Americas, with Japan and Europe, Middle East and Africa making up much of the rest.

Out of every ¥100 of sales, about ¥9 is left as operating profit.

Revenue changed -0.0% from the prior year, operating profit -14.0%.

Revenue and profit pattern

Revenue and profit down

Revenue -0.0% · profit -14.0%, calculated from disclosed figures.

What changed from last year

FY ending Dec 2024 → FY ending Dec 2025

Revenue: -0.0%¥4.43T → ¥4.43T
Gross profit: -1.1%¥1.73T → ¥1.71T
Operating income: -14.0%¥443.3B → ¥381.2B
Net income attributable to owners: +14.8%¥285B → ¥327.3B
Operating cash flow: +20.3%¥548.8B → ¥660.4B
Free cash flow: +76.5%¥211.6B → ¥373.3B

Results at a glance

Revenue for the FY ending Dec 2025 was ¥4.43T, essentially unchanged from the year before (-0.0%).
Operating income dropped -14.0%, from ¥443.3B to ¥381.2B.
Net income went the other way, rising +14.8% to ¥327.3B, and operating cash flow grew +20.3% to ¥660.4B.

What drove the change

Premium replacement tires, such as large-rim sizes, and giant mining tires sold well, but fewer tires sold to carmakers and weaker results in South America and industrial rubber products left revenue slightly lower
Operating income fell because the company booked restructuring costs, and the prior year had included a gain from selling fixed assets
Net income rose mainly because tax expenses dropped after the company reversed provisions for uncertain tax positions booked in earlier years

Things to watch

US tariffs and tensions in the Middle East could keep affecting material costs and tires exported to the US
If raw material prices such as natural rubber rise faster than price increases and efficiency gains can offset, profits will suffer
The company notes that a stronger yen generally hurts its results

Annual Securities Report, FY ending Dec 2025 / Management's analysis of financial position, operating results and cash flows · Annual Securities Report, FY ending Dec 2025 / Business risks

Where the money goes

FY ending Dec 2024 → FY ending Dec 2025

Where ¥100 of sales goes

For every ¥100 Bridgestone sells, how much goes where, and how much is kept.

FY ending Dec 2025

Cost of sales: ¥61
SG&A: ¥28
Other costs: ¥2
Operating profit: ¥9
Net profit kept: ¥7

Annual margin trends

Gross margin38.5%

Operating margin8.6%

Net margin7.4%

Aligned fiscal years compare the shares of revenue remaining as gross, core, and net profit. Missing years are left unconnected.

Which businesses earn the money

Revenue by business segment, and the profit each one keeps.

FY ending Dec 2025

The Americas¥2.11T
48%
Op. margin 9.6%Industry: Tires & Rubber
Japan¥993.6B
22%
Op. margin 19.9%Industry: Tires & Rubber
Europe, Middle East and Africa¥831.8B
19%
Op. margin 5.1%Industry: Tires & Rubber
Asia Pacific, India and China¥478.7B
11%
Op. margin 12.5%Industry: Tires & Rubber
Other¥18B
0%
Op. margin 39.9%

Profit by segment

※ Segment figures include inter-segment sales and do not sum to the company total

Sources

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ID S100NPDW2022-03-23Open
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